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I am calling a third part web service from a windows application. I just tried to capture the xml response and request generated by that web service while I called it, but failed. While searching Google I found lots of articles, followed their instructions and code, but nothing works.
As examples of what I found, I followed these instructions and these.
Can anyone tell me any easy way to capture incoming and outgoing xml when I call and work with web service returning and accepting XML?
Using Fiddler or Wireshark you are able to capture http traffic on the client.
I’m normally using Fiddler, it registeres as a proxy on the client so if the application is using the proxy settings defined in the Internet Options all traffic automatically shows up after starting Fiddler.